I’ve just added a panoramic shot I took from the Eiffel tower last year to my panoramic photo portfolio.
23 Apr 2011 | tagged AutoPano, Paris, panoramic | in Photography, Software | Post a Comment 
I’ve spent a few years experimenting with panoramic photography not really sure why, but I think it has something to do with my frustration of the normal photographic frame to capture the image I remember. I started with a hand-held compact camera, progressed through a gigapan, and have now purchased a pano-head. At Christmas I decided to start capturing my learning in a prezi to share with the world. Click through to find the prezi embedded, and learn why, and how to get-started with panoramic photography.
13 Mar 2011 | tagged pano, panoramic, photography, prezi | in Photography | Post a Comment 
I’ve just posted results of my initial tests with the Manfrotto MN-303
It includes two shots from the Cabaret Frappe Installations du Feu in Grenoble, one from the top of Charmont Som, and two from Place Verdun.
Click on the images on the pano page to expand full-browser views of the panos, and explore around with the mouse.
I’ve also posted a couple of static versions to the Alps and Grenoble sections of my Images section, along with a bonus thundercloud shot (below) from the top of Charmont Som, just as the sun was setting.
11 Jul 2010 | tagged AutoPano, Charmont Som, Chartreuse, Grenoble, Manfrotto, krpano, panoramic | in Photography | 3 Comments I've been experimenting with panoramic photos, and the gigapan, but this is the first time I've seen something quite like this. It looks like it's based on the same technology that's used for the Google Street View camera. For more info - checkout the yellowbird site.
